October, 2020 | The Green Room Psychological Services Inc.

31 Oct How To Stop A Personal Injury Episode From Becoming A Long Term Psychological Issue?

Posted at 02:30h in Uncategorized by Dr. Neda Khodaparast

After a personal injury incident like an assault, hit, and run, or abuse, most people focus on the financial implications of the future along with the costs of the recovery process. It becomes easy to side-line serious mental issues that are a natural by-product of...

23 Oct How Learning About EMDR Treatment Can Help You To Help Others?

Posted at 02:26h in EMDR, Uncategorized by Dr. Neda Khodaparast

Most people grow up facing a couple or more difficult experiences in life, but in some cases, negative incidents can overwhelm personal thresholds of tolerance. In these situations, appetite, sleep patterns, health, anger management, personal equilibrium, and ultimately the quality of social/ personal/ professional life...

16 Oct How Can Adults Manage Their ADHD In Everyday Life?

Posted at 02:23h in Neuropsychological Testing, Uncategorized by Dr. Neda Khodaparast

ADHD or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder can affect a person’s professional life and heavily impact social and personal lives. An ADHD patient remains in a constantly overwhelmed state, and anything can trigger an over-response, making their life miserable. Unfortunately, excessive media exposure and a speedy life...

08 Oct Is EMDR Scientifically Proven? Take A Closer Look!

Posted at 02:21h in EMDR, Uncategorized by Dr. Neda Khodaparast

Though the EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) technique has been around for almost four decades (it was conceptualized around 1987), many discussions still shroud its scientific efficacy. To invest emotionally in EMDR, it becomes necessary to understand more about its process and uses before...

01 Oct Why Should You Opt For EMDR And What Should You Expect?

Posted at 02:19h in EMDR, Uncategorized by Dr. Neda Khodaparast

Trauma may be defined as any negative incident that can scar the mind. Some examples of trauma are personal injuries, accidents, divorce, abuse, and acts of violence. While some victims of trauma can overcome its scarring mental effects with time and family support, professional help...